Sudan is not lost. Here at last is a way to break the cycle of violence in our country | Abdalla Hamdok

"Freedom, peace and justice united the Sudanese people to end 30 years of dictatorship, but seven years later, the nation is on the brink of collapse due to violence and humanitarian crises."

"The conflict in Sudan has led to hundreds of thousands dead and millions displaced, driven by warmongers indifferent to the suffering of the people."

"Civilian coalitions are stepping up to deliver food and medicine, emphasizing the need to focus on how Sudan should be governed rather than who governs it."

"There is now a credible plan to restore a functioning state in Sudan, aiming to break the cycle of violence and coups that have plagued the nation for decades."

Sudan is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis following years of violence and dictatorship. Despite the challenges, civilian coalitions are emerging to provide essential support and advocate for peace. The focus should be on establishing a governance framework rather than determining who governs. There is a credible plan to restore order and end the cycle of violence. Efforts to resolve the conflict have been made, but they often lack the necessary support and impartiality to be effective.

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